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I Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis

JUDGES RULING FAVORS With these remarks he dismissed

MODERN BATHING SUITS a case against Miss Dorothy Reeder,

e who attired herself in an ultra

CHICAGO. June 22-Mimlclpahmodem bathing suit recently and

Judge Elliott has decided to belhad herself arrested to test the

modem in the maiter of baihingiantiquated law. The 1910 law is the suits for girls. He looked over a only one the city has for regulation 1910 ordinance prescribing bloomcriof bathing suits, and it. was rein- suits for female bzitllers and then stated as a result of a. parliamentary took a look at pictures of a 1032 mixiip. creation and said; It was described by Charlotte

"Personally, I like the modem Slavitt, woman lawyer representing

one. The ordinance should be chang- M155 Reeder, as "archaic and ridi- ed. Wlly'a girl would sink if she culous, proving the inability of the dressed according to the regulations City Council to determine what is laid down by the City Council." proper bathing garb."

THE UNANIMOUS VERDICT ’? OF SUCCESSFUL RANCHERS. `

“W e have never fed anything to equal IMPERIAL FOX BIS- CUITS and IMPERIAL PUPPY ‘ FOOD in promoting healthy and ~

normal growth of pups and de- veloping sturdy bodies with sup- erior pelts of lustrous sheen, thick-skinned and 1'etainin_e‘ their

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ted. Ice Cleam and refreshing drinks. Sports on grounds.

md W°“”d “P °°m° °*°“'“‘*‘5 game to decide the winner ol the

'”"”‘ first section ot the Summersido Bass

_DEu¢|0Us___-rne Ten to b, att and Schurmsn. The game gives

for this annual event. 3865-6 1' -21 |

_C°NsERvA“vE CONVEN' lput into excellent shape for the

TION.-The annual meeting oi’ the moe, on Dominion Dny_ The East Prince Conservative Associa- name stretch has been wldennd

ques d to sen n ve eg es. th I ld_ All party supporters should attend. and the "wk smooto' Y' jfnczxxt

ized in St. Pauls Church. Summer-

G. J McLellan, D- D., oiilciated ` d lem-ated Nuptlsi Mass The °“Pi°d °“ T”°‘d" with '“ “’P”“’

an oe ' cus oi Gallon; vs the King This

lovely bouquet ot roses and Easter Ward and Dr' D°"“°t °f M°Gm

m c a cs a. uq ros i “_ Mn Tenn” Peters supported the Ther subjects were gynelogical dis-

groom. Miss Lconc wedge looiccd ew' ’“”‘“°”° P°”“l’s’-" 'md "W ve lovely B Weddm dr of views on Tuberculosis in children.

the same in Miss Gnnanml M155 visitors enjoyei a. iew hours fish- B am D0 ne h b ld ing up the Dunk River and express-

georgene and earned a bouquet to Island scenery, especially the aerial

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- W9-0-22-21~ OF me mms lol- elm mu. 'rim or-

Ior expires September llth. Got

-'mil mir or mms July stil. 0 D D B yn,” 0,4" gn mm 9,, mp, U1.

old fashioned Tec. Mellwlllle Uni- um W|¢um_ 3 qg|_.W¢¢,

by nr. J. w. usoclmcll.

"°°"“°'"”’ “N” "Nm ”" lull Lcuguc, ou 'rucsdsy mum; on ..°s'r. smmxws rm:;-m!- A "M W” b’°“¥”‘ ”°f°“° W- °’- me summcrslds school Diamond. nm/ml oiuucli. moutaauc. sun F~ °‘“”‘P"°”' J- P" °” T“°°"*Y '" nic Flying Eagles wou out with a dsy, Juno mn. ssrvlcu lu the ov-` me mm H°“"°’ s“mm°md°' mv' score of 3-0. There were I0 strike ening at 'I o'alock. Rev. A102 R. ing s car without markers; hc was outs in .I innlngn The bnttnnen were Gibson’ M|_nm,,n vm mmm good convicted and fined $5 an ” vs.-S Flying Eagles. Monk!" nnd Bonn” nnmc_ Th, Bibi, uhm] mg,” ng

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*‘°' ‘msn l-in-:ls siusscrs. wilson, now. gap: lzdmlgr-mR;l.nv::ld’M¢Ii= n.

Trotting Park under the supervision song 7 p. m., "Why Are we Relig- ,oi Mr. George Callbeck, has been ious." Cent. T. I! Kelly. C. A. in

charge.

uou wlu bc held in thc Town mil, nd mm lowered n ,ne .n_ ---ON EXTBNDBD T811’-llh H- suuuucrsids, ou 'rucsocy, the zach Sn, making _ mf good me G. Bryan and dnuchter Mu Evan- .lunc at 2 P. M. Econ poll is rc- mek The grave, n much mmm” sellne. of Imlgild. I-oronll. left

tc d l ri dei at ` Friday. -711110 01' BM . MG-1l~.

driving by out/o to St. John, N. B.

D B Macdonald, President J P. md by h°“’°“‘°“ be er salllns rwmthere onthe new bout.

° ' ' ' hape than two years ago when M in is s t _ aael-e-zz-li. 5 , ssiut Jcnu. mr. nryau will mi

M n ' ecre ary Harry OBrien raced the green fm Bom,” tn' un

ln East by Olin

pacer, Lucky Lindy, who made the mm to Dnnnn' Ireland. when nn

_DOUBLE WEDDING _ A "ry mc” m 17 1'3""s will join his two other brothers, Prem' d°“bl° wedding was wlemn' W. F. and J. Henry. They sailed

_SUPREME COUR-r._»I-ne 3”, June 3rd from Quebec on the S. S.

side °n Wednesday mommg' mv' prsme Court at .Sulnmerside was oc-\Mh°“i” “nd °xP°°° 9° b° “WW

about six weelrl.

'Na' irom l V I' " '-‘i I 'V r I contractin ‘

n ._,_ . . ._ g parties were Miss Irene. PERSDNALS

eric d i I `-_ . ~ V ws.; an appeal irom a vagrancy con- * .ass . E N 0 Ss FRU | | SAI. sie" “fi 0. -

no, ‘ _ - _ » _ . . ._ _ - G” f‘“» W ° W” ““ at Bonnn_ M, E H sm” K C -Mrs. J. o. Mills, who hu been

' lllwif _ Mr. Leonard Peters. son oi Mr. and ' ' ' ’ ' "ivnmn nu. mann” M" “vi Bulb

.WHS M - - ~~ _ Mr M Lm Peters, d M. Le_ made the appeal on the grounds; ¥ ~ ' = 3' “X ° ' °“ '55 nn” tn nn an md f tn plicnt oi Bummerside returned yes-

'one W' A A ons. Wedge who married Mr Willard ° Mm ‘m be °” 9 ' on T ‘ . ' _ ~ Do cette The children of Ma 'S Magistrate was n.,.egnnn._ Hn L°rd_ terday to her home in Chelmsford

“mt 'ordc l ` 1 Choi; wi-th Yvonne Ammrgn chip, Mr. Justice suunders, dismiss- M“"~”'5

' ed th cs-Se d th lson

as R at the organ, sang appropriate ° an e pr er was _Mtg Mildred Anen' Mn, Glndyn

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, nU,'Bl-ot , ’ . hymm during the ceremony M155 discharged. after having been in Jail De Mr mm to d Mr “Y is tr ~ ' for about cnc in. lu . H w. “"5” ~ ’-'W “° ‘“‘ ~ nonmgel Gallant made u charming bride Nom” wed Toznthe Ciwnfngom mncn Mcnenn who nav, been

2 ‘_ I 146 R' h d S dressed in a lovely dress of nation- ' b “Hn tn M cn t i 1 ,urs _ _ lc mon t., Charlottetown n bnn, nee wnn nm nm” hat thou adioumcd sine di¢__s eeu s e s. cr 1-snug . spiri‘ ' -

course at Prince of WBIBS. have rs

oth ' ° _ » » . to match; her shoes were of a cor- _ t ed t tn n, no e 1 S _

an '. Fll e, Llfe, AC C ldeflt Slckness responding colour. She carried a VISITING D0cT°R5 '“ Dr' um 0 e m 8 n umm” f

Indn .9 side.-S

and Plate Glass Insurance L ’“’“”' H" "’“’°" ’"""’ Mi” Unwflml' Mlnml' °“`““° ‘° S”’“' _Mu u. nm oo.. of Mane...

Elizabeth ivicnclu. wore a dress ol mm ° Y P““° °" T““d°Y “nd Mm' with ner mn sm Mum,

httld Cliill It the P1111 C Y. '

at Lowest Rate. yegtoi :Spa ggegmnso wilt; grit tl? Hospital, in inost graduatgelectoivrzg Henry' 1" visiting Mr' “nd Mm' Pv”

rick Daley oi Summerside.-5

e cs uce was er r es- __M_ Vinum, in Mm maid, she was dressed in flowered ed themselves “ delighted with the and Jlen im" _wm"mvcdM;;:

. _ view as they came over the Straits T°r°”t° 1”" s“t‘"`d°y t° spmd °

match the other bridesmaid 5 bou of Northumber1md____s short vacation with the !ormer's

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""‘°”*'“‘ °°‘"“`“‘”'- H- L 'rilsr asm s-n-'rss rlylnz ns- gocu sl ll a. mums ocou P“”“"~ "“"‘° °’ P“"’“°- held ics cud Harris sluzzm nlryed for at 2.30 p. lu.: osorzotmrn sl 'l p. °°‘“" in 5“mm"s‘d° °” T“”°'“>' the third time the muon protested m, 'rims ,mlm 'lil by conducted

ry in K ess -Mrs. Howard Weeks of Freder-

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wmtc crepe dc cninc with has und The ’“°°""°‘ me" f"°m °““y“‘5 dis' sing, Mn, .nff ' 'ngnnm' mf; Shoes to mvch Her bouquet was tricts attended the clinic. The ' ' m” n

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clilim for sa(l;.sesUs:l:l°attmcetioii; , i TRINITY (Andrew) ummm”

followed by a ball game in the ev- Fifth sundq “nfl Tdmt7'_‘“m° 2°' S f

ming Reserve Wednesdnn _nny Sn -Tii0'r'rINc, PARK IN EXCEL- Matins ll u. ln., Two Good Wom-~

~ -LENT SHAPE - The Summerside en". Catechism 2.90 p. m. Even- -

ale o Turk sh Towels

In this sale there will be offered a. lot. of Colored _Towels in sub-standard qualities, good Towels, very cheaply priced-as well as afgreat assortment of ilrst quality white towels with colored border. _

Colored Turkish Towels

“SUB STANDARD"

Size about 22 x 50 inches 49c Pair

Size about 22 x 50 inches .._._._.,._.,. 49|: Pair Size about 22 x 45 inches ..,......._._ 59c Pair Size about 25x 50 inches ..,-..._._._._ 69c Pair Size about 25 x 52 inches .....u... . 89c Pair

- COLORED BORDER

White Turkish Towels

FIRST _QuA|.i'rY ' Size about 18 x 3 4inches 25c Pail-_ _

Size about 18 " 34 inches 25c_ Pair Size about 20 Q 40 inches 45c Pair Size about 24 x 45 inches .._-......... 65o Pair Size about 24 x 45 inches .._.._._... . 854: Pail: Size about 26 x 54 inches .. .lc $1.35 Pair

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Clearing at HALF PRICE

Imitation Leather Runners, Centre Pieces and

Cushion Tops.

Velvet Cushion Tops. Embroidered Runners and Table Squares. Hemstitched Damask Luncheon Cloths.

Embroidered Luncheon Cloths.

Colored Bordered Linen Luncheon Sets.

Colored Bordered Linen Tea. Sets.

rnony n sumptuous -wedding break- °“ Tuesday °"'e1'“°°“ in EY-‘W°1'u"

,ant was named nt the home of Hall, Mrs. Townsend, president of .___ Mrs Eli F Gallant for Mr and lhew M S Pfeiided and gave an (Culndiul Press)

Mm Peters and then. nnmedme excellent address to the mothers.i NEW YORK. June 227-Tile :lor- ' `

fnendn Mm cnnnes Cnnm “ve Min Meadows gave g delightful ies behind some oi the books esta- g

the wedding breakfast for Mn ,nd piano selection. Mrs. A. P. Jamieson Iogued as “Eccentric Literature" in %|3M Mm Dnncem nnd their fnend_,_ a. very appropriate remding and Mrs. the New York Public Library are

'rho wedding puny icrt ister in the HWY Allen -will a very charming l°ld by Weller Hlrt Blumenl-hcl mominz for a. tour ot the Maritime 5°]° "limed "51“m'°" S°nB"- MTS- in °“ m|°l°» "An Al°°V° ‘°" A1195' Provinces. both brides travelling in Wmmm Mummf 15 superintendent mal" just l’“b"5h°d in P°"i' X °f

nm, blue Comme, Wm, ,ox neck or inc Baby Bsnd and Mrs. l.. rc. The 0°l°i=h0n. I book collectors' f fi

and sntlc M Lamb

mms and nan, nm Mn and M,.,_ Allen gave ». ilnic talk or thc work ¢l“=f¢¢f1Y~ mm ‘be m mfgd in $°;‘.°» “Y

Peters and Mr. and Mrs. Doucette that MU- MUWW9 9-5 d°mB'- A VUY Mr' Blumemhu d°°1"“ that °' e Phu' Wm make then, ,uma homes in dun., lunch Wa, ,med to the muuy or ti... W.-lim who., mind, ostszory. what would bs said oxfllus curious more llsvc sppsma. Summerside where a host oi' irlend.s|m°lhe1’-5 "ld th! mile One-S by the were partly twched by m‘“mty tm “loud wmmn make? In me

f wish them every happiness in the “dl” °1 the W- M. S. and c social Wm °°“*°““°“° “"1 "ll “W *D °’°“ °‘ “ h““1" “'°”° M' ”“°

\ mure_s cha, ,n,.,y,d__s dclcnd thcmscivss sud uotcs that lrlrlt vu thrult “Puri from the

"" ‘ . ' between genius and twisted mm- “mmm *lm 01 UND- And l1°W `

quet. Mr. Anthony Gallant support- parm” Mn and Mx# c_ B' Monk L8.C6 E g6 611 T65 an Y

ed the sroom- Lovely flowers traced _'"_' ,,,,,,,, Madeira Dollies and Centres. the altar and made a charming _BABY BAND ENTERTAIN' of B ersiders

ED-The W. M. S. oi Trinit Unit- _

;;::::: :::.z.”::;1 ...fm cent.. in Embroidered CMS and Bgetbietg, ,, 0, nn young mme, me, nn we :uc Busy Baud sua their mothers . . \ Slightly soiled Linen Damas a e o s. J

“_ Tapestry Runners.

d C t dTra. Cloths.

» lmbarrassed Byl

Buizoocii'

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do my own work.

humming to mc at times.

disappeared.”

1'. Milburn Co.. Ltiworonm Ont. _

Pimples on Face

Mn. 0. J. Benson, Beal Cove, N.B.,

writes:-"I was in s very um-vous, rundown condition, md not able to

M fsco was covered _with pimplu

which was very nnnoying md om-

After three bottlm ol Burl-

d lr Blood Bltierl I can do my _own wtoik, and the plmplel have ani-ltd;

For suis nt all rl and nsnl stent: ml\l\\l\°¢\\'*d» fl" lb* 9** 5’ 7°°"' °°|7 by TN

:silty thc border had omn been ‘lull W0 Nslrd Gerard do Nolvcl. nm-ow, who led a. lobster on I. leash -'what should bc md, for ln- thmmh. the ll-Mt when he kent stcucc, of Friedrich Nietzsche?" hll lvdtlnss. and whc but an end nc mics. "cel-tsluly his philosophy W himself It 472" is wholly lucid and within the Ho is more positive. however. in realm oi the rational; and yet the Nl Vi" 'f 'I‘lm°i~\l¥ DOXW. 'hm mart; mind wg long dlggued bg- title 0! "IJOl’d” WIS lol!-Otmlerred. tors his irrent mentality toppled. DGXW’ WI-l °ll-Milli °l'l°\llh in

"Oliattert.on, the marvelous boy. tnde. But his true eccentriclty in the eyes ot most will unbalanc- NIM Wt in ll-18 Wflffihll- Hi! ed; and there wa Nathaniel I.»o,.volume. "A Pickle for the Know- osllcd the Mad Post, who wu con- ln: Owl.” liulwcd in lsor. It fined for tour ycm- in Bedlam. comilrlul 1 vmlml 0! hi# exvlvlls. William Cowper in his lm: days, ireosimicd ln the ludicrous spelling

which attaches to his mme. At

least nine editions and reprints of

Mr. Blumenthal writes that

many of the authors whose works are listed under the “eccentric” classification wrote on subjects on

glhich they were wholly uniniqrm.

ANOTHER DEATH DEALING DEVICE

NEW YORK.. Jima 22-A dovlesi which its inventor claims can drop hllh explosives, phosphorous rin and hwisite gu on A city 1,000 muudlstmtwlllbstnksntokuv sin next month for submission to the Soviet government ls ln argu-

hiled to porsuedl the United 8 government to pi-nent tile doll to the League oi Nations and would tum to Soviet lutlwfl with the understanding they IW sor it at Geneve to show the il lacy ot war.

Conn., the inventor, said hc;

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